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MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm | Sunday 9:00 am - 10:30 am - 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Daily Services: 7:00 am - 9:00 am | Saturday 9:00 am ONLY | Monday 6:30 pm
Italian Memorial Mass, First Friday - 6:30 pm
Divine Mercy First Sunday of the Month after 12:00 pm Mass
Holy Days of Obligation Schedules will Appear Separate
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Host: KIA Edward Zoller * Millie Galasso
Wine: Mary Zoller * Millie Galasso
Sanctuary Lamp: Vinnie Galasso * Millie Glasso
Friday, May 9th
7:00 AM Helen Cardella † Lena, daughter-in-law & Family
9:00 AM Joseph Rehberger † Elizabeth Rehberger
Saturday, May 10th
9:00 AM Jean Corrigan † Mr. & Mrs. Donald Corrigan
5:30 PM For All Mothers Alive & Deceased
Sunday, May 11th – MOTHER’S DAY
9:00 AM For All Mothers Alive & Deceased
10:30 AM For All Mothers Alive & Deceased
12:00 PM For All Mothers Alive & Deceased
5:00 PM For All Mothers Alive & Deceased
Monday, May 12th
7:00 AM Catarina Squillacioti † Lena, daughter & Family
9:00 AM Michelina Zappia † Maria Pugliese
« Eucharistic Adoration» 12:30 – 6:15 PM – In the Chapel
6:30 PM Helen Cardella † Lena (daughter-in-law) & Fam.
Tuesday, May 13th
7:00 AM Carol Zeyok † Dianne Faucher, sister & Family
9:00 AM Giuseppe Petracca † Esposito Family
Wednesday, May 14th
7:00 AM Jimmy Faria † Pat Barton
9:00 AM William Conrad † Connie Conrad
Thursday, May 15th
7:00 AM Anna Pantina † Patty & John Fugett
9:00 AM Luigi Canzona † Nilda Capra
Friday, May 16th
7:00 AM Nicholas Lupo † Michael & Kathleen Vitale
9:00 AM Domenica Cuppiri † Maria Pugliese
Saturday, May 17th
9:00 AM Michael & Maria Barrita † Barrita Family
5:30 PM People of the Parish
Sunday, May 18th
9:00 AM Maria & Franco DiCarlo † Domenico & Maria DiCarlo
10:30 AM Charles Spingola † Kay Gauer
12:00 PM Geraldine Sciarrillo † Joanne St. Amanca & Fam.
5:00 PM Chris Dering † Dianne & Joe Perona
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SUNDAY’S READINGS
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
First Reading: Acts 13:14, 43-52
Paul and Barnabas addressed many people, and large crowds gathered to hear them. Some of the Jews became jealous, and argued with whatever Paul said. But Paul and Barnabas continued preaching their message of salvation and everlasting life, until they were eventually forced to leave the town.
Second Reading: Revelation 7:9, 14b-17
John saw a vision of many people surrounding a throne and the Lamb. One of the elders told him these were the people who had survived great periods of trial, but maintained strong faith in God. Now they would receive eternal protection and comfort from God as reward for their loyalty.
Gospel: John 10:27-30
Jesus states that his sheep know his voice and follow him, and will receive eternal life. Jesus also says that no one can snatch his followers away, because God is greater
Weekend of May 4, 2025 |
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Regular Offering |
$ 5,471 |
On-Line Offering |
$ 1,876 |
TOTAL |
$ 7.347 |
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